SAP S/4HANA vs Oracle ERP Cloud vs Microsoft Dynamics 365: How to Compare Leading ERP Systems

[@mphomirandalefhatshe4342]

Thank you so much for this valuable knowledge! As a Business Management student, I just love it here! 💯👌

[@LaureenMxoli]

From a cost perspective , is there a way of putting that in the evaluation? (set up cost, maintence cost)

[@men.nguyen]

hi, as you said if the company highly value in finance ap ar gl account, then should go for SAP s4. is oracle , d365 weak in finance module? please give me details, we are plans to choose best fit solution

[@Agileprofi]

Thank you so much for making these videos available.

[@NoName-nu4vr]

Infor is not here ?

[@EricSmith-mz7tn]

how can someone try them out? Are there free demo's anywhere?

[@ManuelRodriguezsite]

Wonder how this holds up today. After leading an Oracle ERP transformation, I find their definition of the word FUSION to be misleading. I agree that it is more mature (some modules) and is flexible, but almost to a fault. Their tech stack is not fully on Redwood and is a mix of OAF/ADF/Redwood. And most of their other modules are acquisitions that are not fully integrated into Fusion.

[@Yusufmo-r1p]

It is always great to know your subject area ....cheers I learnt a thing or two from your video

[@tabansteintv]

Great Video. Quick question. What is the main difference between SAP By Design and SAP S/4Hana?

[@charliefischer2831]

What are your thoughts on Industry specific ERP packages that were made to support/grow with a specific industry?

[@erickimberling]

Hi Charlie, there is good merit to industry specific solutions. They may not be as "big" as other ERP systems, but they can provide more specific and cost-effective capabilities depending on industry and what the requirements are.

[@charliefischer2831]

@@erickimberling Thank you for your thoughts and insight. I myself am with one of the “smaller industry specific” ERP systems. My father has a company with 5 locations out west and in Mexico, and he decided to go down the Oracle/Generic path. Long story short, he regrets not getting an industry specific package. Glad I subscribed to your channel! You’ll be seeing my comments on your page. Cheers!

[@christianpelusi868]

Which SI’s are generally the best for each?

[@aymanharb2116]

Thanks Eric , Great and valuable comparison information.

[@erickimberling]

Glad it was helpful!

[@searchfortruth6889]

if u hav a group of companies, can u maintain two to three companies' books of accounts under one license?

[@mohitbatra8801]

Possible with same country domain.

[@sudhakarsharma06]

I feel very lucky because I find your your video. A lots of knowledge.

[@howardyeung4443]

thank you for sharing these valuable analysis

[@erickimberling]

My pleasure!

[@KumR]

I am loving this. Eric can you suggest the best way to implement ERP ? Waterfall does not work. You already said Agile does not work . Any form of hybrid ?

[@wernerleithgob5629]

Good Day, we implemented D365 Template moving from SAP using both Waterfall and Agile. Its a tricky concept to get right, but if managed and tracked it works.

[@ManuelRodriguezsite]

@@wernerleithgob5629 Would suggest a hybrid waterfall approach. Waterfall the whole thing and divide tasks into sprints.

[@jaunburgos1]

What would you recommend for a small/medium manufacturing company with multiple and very different production lines

[@mohitbatra8801]

Without any doubt go for dynamics 365 business central

[@whittenraj2814]

Sir, i want to know the what kind of CRM system followed by Automobile companies in India?

[@vaishaliyadav6766]

Did you got to know about it ?

[@whittenraj2814]

@@vaishaliyadav6766 No Sir. Can you help me for making video?

[@murugan_kovai]

Great Video. I am a PeopleSoft consultant and looking for a transition. which one would be better in terms of job opportunity and pay rate. Thanks.

[@gdhanoa]

Keen to hear your thoughts on Salwsforce, Pega CRM and Dymanics 375

[@slabbygabby]

Get Salesforce don't bother with the others

[@orlovskyconsulting]

An outstanding example , which we too follow....

[@emilymaynard8612]

Very helpful! Thank you.

[@martinesr.walter6930]

Very good. Excellent explanation.

[@KingofMasks76]

Thank you!

[@davidadams421]

Outstanding.

[@jaunburgos1]

SAP is a nightmare, please do not get into SAP specially if you have a small or mid growing company

[@mujeebfareed1326]

Well explaintion

[@ralphneuburger]

@erickimberling it would be interesting to hear your views on the 3 based on where they are today.

[@richardhoulton4016]

SAP is too complex for its own good, and it’s inelegant with it. You can build unintelligible and eventually unsupportable data models with it. You can paint yourselves into a process corner with it if you are not careful.

[@joelt7869]

what do you use?

[@richardhoulton4016]

@@joelt7869 Currently? S4 😂

[@joelt7869]

@@richardhoulton4016 lol we are always critical on the programs we use. I am an university student and I'm learning about logistics and im wondering what program i should learn to have an attractive resume / cv. I'm thinking based on the comment section. I will learn microsoft dynamics as I am already familiar with word excel and microsoft has a good well known track record. I worry that SAP might be obsolete and not intuitive to pick up.

[@richardhoulton4016]

@@joelt7869 Once you have a thorough understanding of ERP concepts, it’s not terribly hard to “switch” ERPs. They all have their strengths and weaknesses. I still believe that SAP in over engineered for most organisations…even Tier 1 organisations.

[@_IMNNO]

I agree

[@user-ov4ty4nz4z]

Great content!

[@rajkumarbharathi3139]

Sap is slow af, dynamics 365 is faster. And it integrates well with power apps, power automate and power bi

[@haithamhammadi2814]

What do u mean by slow?

[@rajkumarbharathi3139]

@@haithamhammadi2814 doing one query takes like 2hours.

[@chonghongyi5935]

@@rajkumarbharathi3139 You're right. I switched from SAP to D365 F&O Functional Consultant. Never regret.

[@jayparekh8325]

Interesting your assessment does not include Infor. Surely with 14000 cloud customers, ahead of your leading three, your analysis is limited.

[@vgupta4760]

Don't understand how you can compare Microsoft with SAP or Oracle. The comparison should be between D365 F&SCM vs SAP S4 hana vs Oracle. Business central is a very basic product and it cannot be compared with SAP at all, hence no point in comparing Microsoft with SAP etc

[@davidhale8034]

What are you talking about , I think you were watching a different video.

[@joseluisjeberger8562]

Hi

[@promogrowmore6432]

Liar Liar

[@prashanthk1672]

Hi Eric, I have sent you an email. Could you reply, It is very urgent.